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Web site updated July 1, 2009

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Tasco & Chrissy
2-year-old
Neutered Male
Domestic Rabbit Mix

Tasco and his good friend Chrissy are calm and curious and are sure to make a great addition in the next home. This bonded pair will enjoy having lots of space to hop around - the best set-up would be 2 X-pens hooked together. Neither of these bunnies is crazy about being picked up, especially Tasco. However, if done slowly and with respect they are fine. They’re also okay with being held for a little while. We are guessing that a calm household would be best for them. Come spend some time with both of these beautiful rabbits!

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Chrissy & Tasco
2-year-old
Spayed Female
Domestic Rabbit Mix

Soft and sweet Chrissy was originally brought here a year ago as a stray, and later bonded with with her best buddy Tasco. Her previous family said that she's a little skittish and can be difficult to hold. We’ve found that she is not thrilled with being picked up and held, but tolerates it. We recommend that this pair go to a quieter home so they can feel comfortable and relaxed, which will make them more outgoing. If their new family has kids, they should be supervised while playing with the bunnies.

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Queenie
3-year-old
Spayed Female
Dutch Rabbit

Queenie is such a beautiful rabbit! Our main rabbit evaluator thinks that Dutch rabbits are the most striking of all rabbits and Queenie certainly is! We sent Queenie to an experienced rabbit foster family for socializing. They wrote that she's independent (she'll let you know when she wants attention), very good with petting and grooming, playful, very active outside of her x-pen and is a bit shy of strangers. Queenie, like most rabbits, really doesn't like to be held. This is the main reason we are recommending a home with bunny experienced people or with older/calm children. In the right home Queenie is sure to blossom, come out of her shell more and be quite a fun bun!

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Hal
1 1/2-year-old
Neutered Male
Rhinelander Rabbit Mix

Hal loves toys, especially plastic toys he can toss in the air and push around with his mouth. He can be more fun to watch than television! He is very sensitive to noise, and in a hectic environment, he may get cranky and act out. It's critical that he is adopted by a person who can read rabbit body language. Hal really wants to live in a quiet household where he can stay relaxed; he will not do well at all if you have a busy, hectic, noisy home. 

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Checkers
Adult
Spayed Female
Checkered Giant Rabbit Mix

Checkers is such a big sweetheart of a rabbit! She's curious, playful, energetic, seeks attention and loves to be petted. Checkers came to us as a stray and was very nervous when she first arrived. She has slowly begun to trust people and is pretty easy to pick up. However she doesn't like to be held for very long (typical of rabbits). A family with adults only or older calmer children will be better for her. Because young children like to pick up rabbits and can be a bit noisy, this would make Checkers nervous. Ask to meet this beautiful big girl!

Why BIG bunnies are best

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Athena
1 1/2-year-old
Spayed Female
New Zealand Rabbit Mix

Athena is a fun-loving bunny. To say that Athena is ACTIVE is to put it mildly - this girl is busy, busy, busy! She's a big girl to boot, so Athena's living space needs to be generous and loaded with extras. Give her a variety of hiding places, toys and wicker to chew on and you'll have yourself one happy and well-amused rabbit. Switch out her toys from time to time just to keep her guessing. Well cared for house rabbits live 10-12 years. That's a lot of playtime for our girl Athena!

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Ariana
Adult
Spayed Female
Domestic Rabbit
Mix

Ariana is very outgoing, very easy to pick up and hold, enjoys being petted, and has llots of energy and curiousity! She isn’t the right rabbit for you if you live in a very small home or can't provide her lots or running space. She really loves to be out of her cage exploring every inch of a room … she'll even crawl into cupboards! Ariana is a good size rabbit, so the more space for her, the better. She would be great as a first-time bunny for a family and we’re pretty sure she would do fine with kids.

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Abbi & Zoey
3-month-old
Spayed Female
Rex Rabbit Mix

Abbi and Zoey are looking for a home that can provide them with the love and care they need and deserve. These two girls are young and definitely need space to run around in. They also enjoy playing with toys, so a variety of toys will keep them mentally stimulated. We strongly recommend an x-pen set-up for them to allow them some running and hopping space. Of course, they will need time hopping around in a larger space for more exercise. Spend some time with these two. How could you not fall in love with them?

Zoey & Abbi
3-month-old
Spayed Female
Rex Rabbit Mix

We aren't sure if you could find a cuter pair of rabbits than Zoey and Abbi. They will do best in a home that's fairly quiet with older, calm children. Being prey animals, rabbits don't usually like to be picked up. Zoey and Abbi are actually okay with it, but if they’re picked up too often, as young children tend to do, they might not like it. These two will be happy sticking together, so they always have a good friend to cuddle with.


Buddy
2-year-old
Male
Cockatiel

ADOPTED!

Charlotte & Winnie
3-month-old
Spayed Female
Rex Rabbit Mix

Charlotte and Winnie are super cute and ready to make their new family very happy! Keep in mind that they are very young and rabbits can live to 12 years of age. They will do best in a home that's fairly quiet, with older, calm children. Many rabbits don't like to be picked up. These two girls are fine with it, but they may not like being handled too much. Children that can respect that will have a better relationship with these bunnies. Because they are a bonded pair, these two should be adopted together, so they always have a good friend to play with.

Winnie & Charlotte
3-month-old
Spayed Female
Rex Rabbit Mix

Winnie and her best friend Charlotte are looking forward to a home that can provide them with the care they deserve. These two young girls definitely need space to run around in and toys to play with. We strongly recommend an x-pen set-up, which will allow them some running and hopping space. Of course, they will need time outside of it for more exercise. Each girl should have her own hiding box. Both are easy to pick up, but of course, being rabbits prefer that on a limited basis. Ask to meet these two cuties ... you’ll fall for them!


Pip & Squeek
Adult
Male
Budgies

Pip and Squeek are Budgie buddies who were found as strays, and are now looking for a new home. They will require a spacious cage equipped with a variety of perches, swings and a rotating supply of toys. Indirect sunlight is beneficial so a bright, cheery room is a good choice as long as it isn’t drafty. Budgies can live 10-15 years so make sure you are ready for the commitment! Provide them with these basic needs and these two will reward you with their pleasant sounds and curious antics for many years to come.

 

Squeek & Pip
Adult
Male
Budgies

Squeek and Pip are Budgie buddies who were found as strays, and are now looking for a new home. They will require a spacious cage equipped with a variety of perches, swings and a rotating supply of toys. Indirect sunlight is beneficial so a bright, cheery room is a good choice as long as it isn’t drafty. Budgies can live 10-15 years so make sure you are ready for the commitment! Provide them with these basic needs and these two will reward you with their pleasant sounds and curious antics for many years to come.

Honey
1-year-old
Spayed Female
Rex Rabbit Mix

This sweet girl is going to bring lots of love and fun to her new family. Honey would be a good first time bunny for a family because she's easy going and social. She isn't thrilled with being picked up, but if you do it slowly and reward her afterwards, she should get more used to it as time goes by. This very active girl really enjoys running around and playing with toys, and will want lots of room. The perfect situation for her is one or two X-pens.


Oreo
11-month-old
Male
Abyssinian Guinea Pig Mix

Oreo is mellower than his brother Smore. In fact, his previous "mom" used to take him to hospitals for therapy visits! Like all guinea pigs, he can be a little hard to catch, but does settle down quickly. Besides needing daily attention and love, guinea pigs have specific dietary needs. Remember that giving them Vitamin C is crucial to them staying healthy. A yearly vet check by a guinea pig savvy vet will also be necessary to keep them fit. Spend some time with these two boys. You'll see why so many families love to have guinea pigs!

 

Smore
11-month-old
Male
Abyssinian Guinea Pig Mix

Smore is shyer than his brother Oreo. He does settle down once he’s in your lap, but his new family should be patient with him, and for this reason, we recommend older children. Smore and Oreo love to walk around and explore new areas. They should have daily time outside of their cage to stretch out, interact with people, and get mental stimulation. On average, guinea pigs live to be 5-6 years old, so these boys will have plenty of time to give their new family lots of love.

Hamlet
4-month-old
Male
Hamster

Hamlet is cute and friendly and waiting for his new forever home. He's really sweet and mellow and is accustomed to being handled. This little guy, like all hamsters, prefers to sleep during the day and party at night. However, he's the nicest Hamster we've had here for awhile and doesn't even mind being woken up during the day! Ask to meet little Hamlet and you'll see just how adorable he is!


Ash
2-year-old
Spayed Female
Holland Lop Rabbit

Ash is a very sweet bunny who would dearly love to go home with a nice family where quiet is the norm. She lived in a school classroom, so she is used to young kids and loves them when they are well behaved and will sit and pet her. Like many bunnies, Ash does not relish the idea of being picked up, but she's perfectly fine with petting and gentle conversation. Despite her love of peace and quite, Ash is an active girl in her own right. She will love it if you let her out to roam a bit.

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Oscar

Tropical Fish

We have several beautiful tropical fish who are hoping you'll provide them with a new home!

For more information about adopting them, please call (415) 506-6225.

Parrot

Tropical Fish

We have several beautiful tropical fish who are hoping you'll provide them with a new home!

For more information about adopting them, please call (415) 506-6225.


Oscar
Adult
Male
Abyssinian Guinea Pig

Oscar and Felix are quite the good looking pair! Guinea pigs are most active in the morning and evening. They love to walk around and explore new areas. They should have daily time outside of their cage to stretch out, interact with people, and get mental stimulation. Oscar and Felix should be picked up with both hands because they have delicate bodies, and they can easily be injured. On average, guinea pigs live to be 5-6 years old, so these boys will have plenty of time to give their new family lots of love.

Felix
2-year-old
Male
Smooth Hair Guinea Pig

Felix and Oscar are two adorable guinea pigs who are ready to find their forever home. Like most guinea pigs, these two are nervous about being picked up, but settle down very nicely when on your lap or back on the ground. Besides needing daily attention and love, guinea pigs have specific dietary needs. Giving them Vitamin C is crucial to them staying healthy. A yearly vet check by a guinea pig savvy vet will also be necessary to keep them fit. Spend some time with these two boys. You'll see why so many families love to have guinea pigs!


King Pigeons

We have seven king pigeons who are looking forward to a new home. These birds are beautiful, active and fun to watch!

For more information about adopting any or all of the king pigeons, please call (415) 506-6225.

 
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